Environmental Impact of Polymers

Thierry HAMAIDE, Professor?University of Lyon, France>

Rémi DETERRE, Professor University of Nantes, France.

Jean-François FELLER, Professor University of Lorient, France.

Introduction xv

Chapter 1 Some Notes on Two Controversies Around Plastic Materials and Their Media Coverage 1
Laura Maxim

Chapter 2 Plastic Waste and the Environment 13
Claude Duval

Chapter 3 Polymers and Marine Litter 27
François Galgani

Chapter 4 Between Prejudice and Realities: How Plastics are Essential for the Future 49
Michael Loubry

Chapter 5 Lifecycle Assessment and Green Chemistry: A Look at Innovative Tools for Sustainable Development 65
Sylvain Caillol

Chapter 6 Are Bioplastics "Green" Plastics? 91
Olivier Talon

Chapter 7 Environmental Characterization of Materials for Product Design 109
Stéphane Le Pochat and Arnaud Roquesalane

Chapter 8 Choice of Materails and Environmental Impact: Case of a Water Bottle
Rémi Deterre

Chapter 9 Formulation and Development of Biodegradable and Bio-Based Multiphase Materials: Plasticized Starch-Based Materials 155
Luc Avérous

Chapter 10 Different Strategies for Ecoplastics Development 201
Jean-François Feller

Chapter 11 Thoughts about Plastic Recycling Presentation of a Concrete Example: End-of-Life Polypropylene 245
Frédéric Viot

Chapter 12 Recyclable and Bio-Based Materials Open Up New Prospects for Polymers: Scientific and Social Aspects 257
Valérie Massardier

Chapter 13 Food Packaging: New Directions for the Control of Additive and Residue Migration 273
Olivier Vitrac and Audrey Goujon

Chapter 14 Biodegradability and/or Compostability? 309
Guy César

Chapter 15 The Regulation by Law of Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies 341
Eric Juet

Chapter 16 Teaching Sustainable Development 357
Serge Walter

List of Authors 363

Index 365

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